Thank you all for your inputs, comments, etc, to this C130 community. My best personal regards to all of you.

I've noticing, believe it or not, watching the captainsim website and screenshoots from the C130, that there is a subpanel that I don't know how to bring it up, if it is not missing, of course.

The panel is the one that controls all the exits and ramps of the C130. I know that using the VC I can also control the opening and closing of the exits and ramps, but there is nothing like having all.

Thank you again for your uncalculated inputs and help
Best regards
Mendione

well they have the rear panel for the ramp and door.

Dear Hondaguru:

Thank you for answer my post, thank you Sir. Yes, indeed I know what you are telling me, but my question is concentrate in a specifical sub-panel or pop-up panel that I saw in captainsim website.

Unfortunately, I don't know how to copy 'n paste a print screen here for the forum, but, please kindly allow me to show you what sub-panel I am looking for.

It is located in this address: http://www.captainsim.com/cgi-bin/imgview.pl?i=/products/c130/img/screenshots/2d_cockpit/130_2d_5.jpg;x=1

Ok, once you get there, please look at one of the subpanels that in slightly center, towards up, towards left, just slightly. It is the one that is below the autopilot/hyd subpanels and above of the transponder/throttle quadrant subpanles. This orientation or coordinates are only refering to the picture that will pop you up if you click on the above link.

Thank you again for your inputs. Just wanna know how to bring that panel up for my use. Well, first to know if that panel is in my HD, since I was looking to the CS130 file on my FS2004 and can't find it, just don't know

Again, thank you Hondaguru for your inputs and help

Mendione

Hi

I believe you have to press this little icon in the 'toolbar':

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/7223/ramp0wx.jpg

\DaDDeL

what he said

Agreed, the icon controls that panel. However, if you want to add the ramp tracks and animate the Hummer, you have to use VC to lower the ramp.

You can assign the ramp to your flight controller using the concorde nose up down in increments.  I did it on my x-45 and it works great.